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Website by Marco Faré, lic. sc. com., online communication specialist based in Lugano, Switzerland.
This blog is about communication technologies, search engines, fantascienza, Lugano and Switzerland. Written in Italian and English. What I'm Doing...
- Hipmunk: Better Flight Search - http://icio.us/epzrfk - now with Hotels! 2011-03-18
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- "Se trovi pagine mancanti o illeggibili, avvisaci". Se è mancante, come la trovo? Se la trovo, come fa a mancare? 2011-02-01
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Category Archives: phd research
[it] The dark side of Google
[English abstract: I read the book The dark side of Google, about some problematic issues of Google. It is interesting, although I have some remarks. ] Ho letto The dark side of Google, cioè la versione liberamente scaricabile di Luci … Continue reading
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Tagged feltrinelli, google, ippolita, luci-e-ombra-su-google, privacy, the-dark-side-of-google
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Signals and classifiers: Google ranking secrets
[Italian abstract: un importante sguardo su Google, dall'interno, e su come viene definito l'algoritmo di ranking. Sto scrivendo Ho scritto un'esposizione più completa in italiano è sul blog colletivo Beanbol] Very interesting article on the New York Times: Google Keeps … Continue reading
Effective presentation
[Italian abstract: alcuni consigli per creare buone presentazioni, con links] From Maestrini per Caso, some hints for good presentation, with nice links. Among them, the video Hans Rosling – myths and stats, a wonderful presentation of statistics. Why do I … Continue reading
Universal search, by Google
[it-abstract: Google ha modificato, in modo forse non troppo appariscente ma decisamente radicale, il concetto di ricerca, unendo i vari servizi di ricerca in un unico centro] Google 2.0: this are the words used by Danny Sullivan to talk about … Continue reading
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Tagged google, search-engine, serp, universal-search
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Paper on Web Tourism Communication
A paper I wrote with some collegues will be presented at the Research@EyeForTravel, Travel Distribution Europe 2007 Conference in London, the 23rd May. Lorenzo Cantoni, Marco Faré, Davide Bolchini, Alessandro Inversini, Fabiana Giulieri, University of Lugano, Switzerland, European Cities and … Continue reading
Posted in didactics, net & web, phd research
Tagged communication, paper, tourism, University-of-lugano, web
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Search, Ads & Apps
Search, Ads & Apps, according to Reuters, this seems to be the new Google tag line. Where is “Don’t be evil” or the thing on organizing world information? Danny Sullivan tries to answer. It seems that Microsoft will move his … Continue reading
Posted in companies, net & web, phd research, search engines
Tagged ads, advertising, google, live, search
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[it] Libro sull’Information Visualization
Riccardo Mazza, La rappresentazione grafica delle informazioni, Apogeonline.
Posted in didactics, italian, phd research
Tagged apogeonline, ebook, information-visualization, riccardo-mazza
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Usages analysis of website in 3D
Reading a post on search and 3D (not really what I was searching for), I found another Google Blogoscoped post, on 3D visualization of log files analysis. The analysis of a websites log files is a very important activity: it … Continue reading
Human Computer Interaction in science fiction movies
An interesting paper dedicated to Human Computer Interaction in science fiction movies.
Posted in fantascienza, phd research
Tagged hci, human-computer-iteraction, science-fiction
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The new Poliform website
The new website of Poliform, Italian furniture manufacturer, is online: www.poliform.it. The project started in December 2005. I was involved as webatelier.net program assistant. We did some analysis and wrote the information concept. After Poliform designed the layout and produced content … Continue reading
Folksonomies’ cons
Some time ago I blogged about a study on a taxonomy for tagging systems. A presentation by Emanuele Quintarelli (in his Box’s box on his blog) shows some deepenings on folksonomies properties. I’d like to focus on cons: lack of … Continue reading
Tons of search engines
How many search engines do you know? Johnny, of the TSW blog recently added to my aggregator, suggests 400. First of all, what is a search engine? In my opinion, the definition that Johnny seems to prefere is a bit … Continue reading
[it] "Voglio essere primo su Google" ha sempre meno senso
Spesso, parlando di web marketing, ci si sente dire: “Vorrei apparire per primo su Google”. Intanto, per quali keywords? Comunque sia, questa richiesta ha sempre meno senso: Google sta dando una spinta notevole alla ricerca personalizzata. Cosa significa? Significa che … Continue reading
Posted in italian, net & web, phd research, search engines, webmarketing
Tagged google, online-marketing, ricerca-personalizzata, web-marketing, web-promotion, webmarketing
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USI-COM: students are part of the institution
Yesterday, for the first time in his short history (AFAIK), the faculty Board of the School of Communication Sciences of the University of Lugano was open to one student democratically chosen among all the students. I asked for this more than 5 … Continue reading
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Tagged università -della-svizzera-italiana, University-of-lugano
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